My Little Pony TCG: Nightmare Night - Booster Display (20)

The Nightmare Night booster display for My Little Pony TCG holds 20 sealed boosters of 5 cards, 100 cards from the Nightmare Night set in total. A Kayou card game set in Equestria, English edition.

• 20 Nightmare Night boosters of 5 cards
• 100 English-language cards in total
• the set has 190 card designs across 13 rarities

What is in the Nightmare Night display

Each booster holds 5 cards. According to the publisher, 6 of 20 boosters contain 2 commons (C), 2 U or SPR cards and an ER scene. The other 14 of 20 hold 2 × C, a U or SPR, one card ranging from U and SPR up to SR, RR, GR, CR or a shining ※ version, and an ER scene that can be shining too. The ratios apply to the whole print run, not to a single box, and duplicates can occur. The full breakdown is on the "Rarities & pull rates" tab.

The Nightmare Night set

Nightmare Night is the third booster set (BP03), built around Equestria's Halloween festival. The ponies are in costume, Pinkie Pie dresses up as a ghost, and Princess Luna is among the rare cards. The set has its own sweets mechanic: cards with Treat for you! and items such as Candy Bag put Treat tokens on characters, while the Nightmare Night Market and Nightmare Night Square scenes set up the festival. The shining GR※ cards also feature Star Swirl the Bearded, Shining Armor and Princess Cadance.

Card designs per rarity: C 48, U 18, SR 14, GR 12, CR 12, RR 6, SPR 28, ER 6; shining versions: RR※ 6, CR※ 12, SPR※ 11, GR※ 5, ER※ 12.

In My Little Pony TCG the rarity also tells you the card type. Characters and story cards run through C, U, SR, GR and CR (common to colorful rare), main character cards are RR (ruby rare), items and events SPR (sapphire rare) and scenes ER (emerald rare). The rarest are the shining versions, marked with ※ before the card number.

Sample cards from Nightmare Night

One card from each rarity tier, plus shining versions. Card images: Kayou.

• C · Pinkie Pie
• U · Twilight Sparkle
• SR · Rarity
• GR · Applejack
• CR · Rainbow Dash
• RR · Twilight Sparkle
• SPR · Trick or Treat!
• ER · Nightmare Night Market
• ※GR · Princess Luna
• ※SPR · Legend of Nightmare Moon

What a full display is good for

20 boosters are the easiest way to collect a good part of Nightmare Night and build your first decks with its cards. A display is also the pick for opening a box with friends or on stream, as a single pack holds only 5 cards.

To try the set first, take a single Nightmare Night booster. For a deck that is ready on day one, start with a Friendships Begin starter deck and add booster cards to it.

My Little Pony TCG in short

A collectible card game by Kayou under licence from Hasbro, for two players aged 10+. Each player builds a 50-card main deck, a 15-card scene deck that provides Harmony Power to play cards, a main character card and 4 story cards. Characters meet in three columns, and you win when your main character reaches the end of the story first. The rules are summed up on our How to play My Little Pony TCG page.

Frequently asked questions

How many cards are in the Nightmare Night display?
100: 20 boosters of 5 cards.

What language are the cards in?
English. A Polish rulebook is on our How to play page.

Is there a rare card in every booster?
No. The publisher gives ratios for the whole print run, not a guarantee per pack or box.

Can I play with boosters alone?
Yes, but you build the deck yourself: 50 main cards, 15 scenes, a main character and 4 story cards. A starter deck is the easiest start.

How many players?
Two, ages 10+.